RCF has a leading role in the most important summer shows of Italy: Diego Spagnoli, Tour and Stage Manager of Vasco Rossi, has chosen the TT+ High Definition Touring and Theatre products for the stage monitoring of Vasco Live 2007.
Vasco Rossi is one of the most popular singer in Italy and his concerts are the biggest events of the summer. The tour, in the major Italian stadiums, will start on the 13 of June and it will last until the 14 of July. All the dates (100.000 people each) are sold out.
Stay tuned for more news about this great adventure.
RCF will be showing the new TT + sound system at the PALME 2007 in Dubai. This will be the first time the complete system has been seen in the Middle East, since its introduction at Pro Light & Sound, Frankfurt.

TT+ High Definition Tour and Theatre series is an active speaker system specifically designed for concerts and large events. The system, which represents an important chapter in the company’s history. The new TT+ range of speakers, offers a volume of power, audio definition and fidelity in sound reproduction unsurpassed by previous generations of sound systems.

RCF’s TT+ line is composed of a wide range of adaptable products designed to operate in many different situations: from live music concerts in large spaces to permanent installed Theatre, it also offers a high level solution for stage monitoring.

Compact in size and lightweight, with maximum output efficiency in sound pressure levels, high power RCF Precision neodymium transducers. With built in high technology switching power supplies and class D amplifiers, together with high quality analogue audio inputs and state of the art floating point DSP technology. The system is made of tough Baltic Birch plywood cabinets with heavy duty epoxy paint finishes: these are the characteristics that have made TT+series an immediate success since RCF first introduction on the market.

Also showing for the first time at PALME will be RCF’s new Acustica speakers in white. As part of the Acustica range, the white speakers are ideal for all types of installed sound projects including dance clubs, sporting stadia, retail outlets etc.

RCF is preparing to front a massive confluence of people at Palme, thanks to the very positive results that the company is achieving in the Middle East market.

At the third edition of Research To Business, the industrial research show that was held in Bologna on the 3rd and the 4th of May 2007, RCF was invited to display, inside the ASTER's stand, the innovative intelligent speaker system made in connection with the Regional Program for Industrial Research, Innovation and Technological Transfer.

RCF's intelligent speaker system project is one of the 20 chosen by ASTER (the consortium between Regione Emilia Romagna, Universities, Research Corporations and Companies) as examples of successful enterprise research. 
As a matter of fact in 2004 RCF presented a project regarding an innovative sound amplification system able to analyze the surrounding environment's characteristics altering, by auto-equalize itself, it's sound emission for an optimal output in every kind of circumstance.  RCF's R&D Team, cooperating with Padova's University and AEB Lab in Bologna, completed the project and made an intelligent active speaker
The innovative prototype is able to change it's equalization analyzing the environment's characteristics in order to adjust the listening in reverberating and noisy spaces. By cleaning the sound output from the environment factor, the speaker developed by RCF gives incredible quality benefits for both music and speaking listening.

The most intresting applications for this system are in pubblic address systems (train stations, airports, malls, ect.) where a system able to spread perfectly intelligible messages in every kind of situation represents an extremely important evolution in terms of security and correct information communication.

RCF applied the technology developed for this project also to a speaker, which is on the market today, for concerts and big events: the  TTL33-A

Estadio Olímpico de Roma

El roquero italiano acaba de finalizar su Gira Start de 2019, que dio inicio el 14 de junio con una impresionante puesta en escena con los cincos componentes de su banda en nueve estadios italianos. Con 29 años de carrera en lo más alto de las listas de éxitos y una delicada operación de las cuerdas vocales hace un año, Ligabue vuelve al escenario con su guitarra eléctrica, su potente voz y un nuevo escenario, además de 236 altavoces TT+ de RCF.

El estadio cuenta con 58 metros de largo y 22 de profundidad. El fondo del escenario está formado por una imponente estructura de metal donde descansan tres pantallas LED que muestran las dos “L” del nombre del artista y una inmensa cantidad de fuentes de luz para crear unos efectos de iluminación espectaculares.

El sistema de sonido es el reputado TT+ de RCF, que tiene un total de 236 unidades interconectadas a la versión 3.1 del software de gestión RDNet, que controla y monitoriza todos los elementos del sistema.

“Hemos utilizado el sistema TT+ de Ligabue durante mucho tiempo y estoy muy satisfecho con los resultados que tenemos en cada concierto. Desde la introducción de los algoritmos FiRPHASE en el procesador digital de señales, el sistema ha mejorado incluso su rendimiento y siempre me garantiza el sonido neutral y agradable que busco”.

Emanuele Morlini, el diseñador del sistema de sonido, lo describe de la siguiente manera: “El sistema principal combina 24 módulos TTL 55-A que funcionan como altavoces principales y que están suspendidos en una configuración L y R con un corte de frecuencia a 100 Hz (48 módulos en total). A ellos se suman 12 módulos de subwoofer TTL 36-AS suspendidos detrás de los altavoces principales en una configuración L y R. Los subwoofers, que funcionan en un intervalo de frecuencias entre los 60 y 100 Hz (24 módulos en total), aumentan la cobertura de las frecuencias graves en todo el área de escucha”. Veinte módulos TTL 55-A aumentan la cobertura hasta 180° en las zonas izquierda y derecha (40 módulos en total).
En el Stadthalle Osterode, situado en el pueblo alemán Osterode am Harz, tienen lugar numerosos y variados eventos a lo largo del año.

El teatro, corazón de la vida cultural de la región desde 1973 y cuya renovación se llevó a cabo hace pocos años, se ha convertido en parte del paisaje local por méritos propios y acoge con frecuencia a nombres muy conocidos del teatro clásico y moderno, así como a grandes nombres del mundo de la música en todos sus géneros.

Es un lugar en el que se celebran ferias, exposiciones, bailes y otros eventos, y que cuenta con un aforo de 872 personas sentadas (alrededor de 2000 de pie).

El espacio no solo promueve sus propios eventos: también se alquila a promotores externos. Por este motivo, cuando se pensó en instalar un nuevo sistema de sonido permanente, ya habían pasado por él numerosos sistemas de PA de compañías locales de alquiler.

Y hubo uno que marcó la diferencia: el popular line array de material compuesto HDL 20-A de RCF. Fue así como el equipo de Stadthalle se puso en contacto con Georg Hofmann, director de producto de audio comercial e instalaciones de dBTechnologies, el distribuidor alemán de RCF.
Based in Rancagua, in central Chile, Juan Francisco Aguilera’s CYS Audio Profesional has been providing advanced RCF solutions, notably for prominent Latin American Christian singers, for the past 13 years. He has turned every time to RCF’s advanced TTL33-A active line array system as his preferred solution.
One such event in his native city was the recital by Christian musician Daniel Calveti in the Estadio El Teniente. Some 6,000 fans were treated to a concert played back through the TTL33-A system, designed by CYS Audio around two PA hangs of nine TTL33-A line array elements, with six floor-mounted ESW 1018 18in subs on each wing.
Another notable Christian music performance was by Costa Rican Danilo Montero, when 7,000 fans arrived in the city of Talca. Juan Aguilera this time provided coverage from seven TTL33-A enclosures each side with ART Series monitors providing front fills.
And in September there will be a further star of this genre appearing in Chile when Marcos Barrientos performs in Copiapó.
Along the way he has also provided coverage for the anniversary of the city in which he is based, when 15,000 people flooded onto the streets of Rancagua to hear Chilean artistes such as Andres de Leon and Grupo la Noche. He fielded 24 x TTL33-A enclosures — divided into two hands of nine elements for the main PA, with a further six modules forming the delay. He then turned to six ART Series speakers to provide front fills.
The TTL-33A’s flexibility makes it the perfect solution for events such as this — both indoors and out. Compact, with wide dispersion, this 3-way active line array offers incredibly high output and dynamics, extreme accuracy and high frequency extension.
RCF have recently provided the audio system for the Palazzina di Caccia (hunting lodge) of Stupinigi, one of the residences of the Royal House of Savoy, which was built by architect Filippo Juvarra in 1731. This out standing palace, located in the little town of Stupinigi near Turin, has been awarded World Heritage List by Unesco.
The project has been designed by the RCF Project Design Office, on the based on the original design made by Mr. Sergio Berno from the EL Engineering Service of Turin. The installation has been completed by Orion Gesta under the supervision of engineer Ivan Catellani.
The main audio system is the RX4000, a completely integrated system for voice evacuation, paging and background music and is EN 60849 CEI 100-55 compliant. The main control unit manages two more units, located in other parts of the building and are connected to the first through CAT 5e UTP cable. All three units are equipped with boards for the diagnostic of the amplifiers, and the speaker line (ground, short circuit, ect.) and microphone consoles.
The two slave units are also equipped with EOL boards to check the connection with the main central unit. Three different banks of recorded messages are controlled by the central unit.
The audio system has been divided into 11 zones, managed entirely by the main unit, CP4100, that process’s and sends all the standard paging an emergency calls that come directly from the fire alarm system.
The microphone consoles are a BM 4716 with an LCD display to control the system, that manages the announcements and the background music for all the 11 zones, and a fireman’s paging console, EN60849 compliant and that has the highest priority.
For the big oval shaped manor hall, which represents the core of the whole palace, DP1T/G sound projectors have been installed, that, thanks to their directivity and high audio quality, have proved the best choice for big reverberating spaces. Thanks to their compact size, high quality, controlled dispersion and very good frequency response in vocal reproduction, MQ80P have also been installed in the main hall.
To amplify the sound in the 4 corridors that start from the main hall, DU100X have been used. The compact sized DU100X are highly efficient speakers, with an outstanding versatility when used in this type installation procedure. To minimize the visual impact of the speakers in such an historic palace, the Orion Gesta installers have hidden them inside fireplaces or niches in order to preserve the integrity of the richly painted a fresco walls. Even MQ80P speakers have been camouflaged thanks to the niches in the balconies.
Thanks to this configuration the RCF system has allowed a uniform sound dispersion in the whole palace, with the advantage of just one main control unit that manage all the system simplifying the operations.
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